Research and Reports

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in a Junior Farmer Field School demonstration farm. Credit: FAO/Luis Tato   

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Stakeholder Survey Report

This year, we took the very first stakeholder survey to invite feedback and suggestions from our partners, event attendees, speakers, and the wider community of storytellers. Survey findings demonstrate tremendous appreciation of the dignified storytelling initiative and a collective hope for it to evolve into a full-fledged platform offering research, knowledge-sharing and capacity building. 

Reflecting Back, Looking AheadStakeholder Survey ReportView Report

External Reports

The Dignified Storytelling team has completed a review of available resources and existing research to develop the concept and synthesize draft Principles of Dignified Storytelling, which will be further refined as the project progresses. We would like to share with you some of these available resources here.

 

The views expressed in the publications and material shared below are those of the authors and organizations, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Dignified Storytelling Program.

United Nations Development Program

Communication for development –
strengthening the effectiveness of the United Nations


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Liberty Shared

Guidance note on use of victims’ images
2016


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bond

Putting the people in the pictures first


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Rogare

You’ve been framed


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Save the Children

The people in pictures


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The International Broadcasting Trust

The aid industry – What journalists really think


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Oxfam

Ethical content guidelines


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WaterAid

Ethical image policy


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The Irish Consortium on Gender Based Violence

Guide to ethical storytelling on gender-based violence


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Africa No Filter

Why change the way we write about Africa


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Dóchas

Shifting the lens on ethical
communications in global
development:
A Focus on NGDOs in Ireland


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United Nations

Disability-inclusive
communications
guidelines


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Oxfam International

Inclusive language guide


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Americans with Disabilities Act

Guidelines for writing about
people with disabilities


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BROKE

How the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors
are talking about poverty – and how we can do better


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Australian Council for International Development (ACFID)

Guidance on ethical decision-making framework for communications


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M&C Saatchi World Services

Ethical storytelling: bringing together different perspectives from the development, humanitarian, and philanthropic sectors


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Climate Outreach

Principles for effective communication
and public engagement on climate change


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